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Inspecting Parts
Plastic parts: examine for cracking, softening,
or discoloring. This may indicate chemical attack
of the material. Defective parts must be
replaced. Alternate materials may be required.
Contact your supplier or for assistance.
Metal parts: check for corrosion, scratches, dents
& cracks
Carefully inspect each component for any damage
that could affect structural strength or sealing
properties. the following examples show some of
the situations in which parts or vessel should be
replaced.
Vessel Locking Ring Groove-
damaged (chipped or Gouged)
End Plug - cracked, discolored, sealing areas
damaged (chipped or gouged), port threads
stripped.
Locking Segment
sole means of end plug
-
retention. Parts bent, corroded, cracked or dam
aged in any way must not be used. Carefully
check for hairline cracks
Refurbishing Shell
1 . Using a fine wire brush, remove any large
deposits from locking ring groove in the
vessel.
2 . Using a medium or finer grade of Scotch
Brite™
and mild soap solution, clean the inside of
the vessel at least
end.
3 . Use clean water to rinse away all
loosened deposits and soap residue.
4 . Examine inside of vessel for scratches,
gouges, or other imperfections that could
prevent proper sealing. If such areas exist
and leaks are observed when the vessel is
placed back in service, the shell may need
to be replaced.
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Refurbishing Other Parts
1 . Remove any large deposits from metal parts
using a wire brush.
2 . Scrub the entire surface with medium grade
Scotch Brite™ until all contaminants are removed.
3 . Rinse parts clean with fresh water and dry
4. Inspect all parts for serviceability as specified above.
Remaking Pipe Connections to End Plug
1. Use a wire brush to remove all foreign matter from
threads on pipe fittings.
2 . Apply non-hardening thread sealant or Teflon
tape to fittings and install into end plug. Tighten
each fitting a maximum one quarter turn past hand
tight; the plastic end plug could be damaged if
fittings are over tightened.
3 . Fit end plug and
ocking segment as described in
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Closing the Vessel
.
Part Replacement
Replace all parts that cannot be restored to as-
new condition.
Replace any parts showing signs of structural
damage or corrosion.
CAUTION
Use of
components damaged by
corrosion can result in catastrophic
failure
Seals should be replaced as necessary each time
the vessel is serviced. Any parts that need to be re-
placed are available from your supplier or from
CodeLine.
NOTE
AFTER END OF SERVICE LIFE OF
VESSEL, DISPOSE THE VESSEL AND
ITS
COMPONENTS
APPLICABLE
LOCAL
REGULATIONS
.
&
CONDITIONS
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AS
PER
LAWS
AND
VISIT
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